Bendita Tu Luz Maná Translation Meaning and Lyrics
Song Meaning
'Bendita Tu Luz' means 'Blessed Is Your Light' in English. It is a name of a song by 'Maná' human translated here by a native speaker.
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14.98Bendito el lugar, y el motivo de estar ahí
Original Lyrics:
Bendito el lugar, y el motivo de estar ahí
transitive to take, to carry, to take away, to carry away, to carryaround, to bring, to bear, to lug (implies to move something further from who speaks)
solitude
and
to coincide
in, at, on
destiny, fate
Infinitive
Infinitive
Take
my
solitude
,
and
coincide
in
my
destiny
Aligned Translation: Taking away my loneliness, and coincide in my destiny
Free Translation: Taking my loneliness away, and share my destiny
Aligned Translation: How blessed your gaze, your gaze love
Free Translation: How blessed your gaze is, your gaze, my love
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Review
"Bendita la Luz," performed by Maná featuring Juan Luis Guerra, tells a heartfelt story of love and gratitude. The song's lyrics express the profound appreciation the speaker feels for having encountered a significant other who has brought light and joy into their life. The repeated use of the word "bendita" (blessed) underscores the sentiment of divine fortune and serendipity in finding this person. The speaker celebrates the moment and the circumstances that led to their meeting, attributing it to a greater cosmic plan or divine intervention.
Emotional Impact
The song evokes a sense of warmth, joy, and gratitude. Its tone is celebratory and uplifting, reflecting the elation of having found a significant other who transforms one's life for the better. The emotions conveyed through the lyrics are enhanced by the melodic composition and harmonious collaboration between the artists.
Storytelling Technique
The artist narrates the story by repeatedly blessing the various elements that contributed to the meeting, from the place to the timing and the divine orchestration behind it all. This method of blessing each aspect emphasizes the depth of the speaker's gratitude and reverence.
The song mentions specific places, such as "cerquita del mar" (close to the sea), which adds a romantic and picturesque setting to the story. This setting amplifies the idyllic nature of the encounter.
The timing is significant, as the speaker blesses the clock ("bendito el reloj") that brought them together. This emphasis on timing suggests a belief in fate or destiny.
The central figures in the song are the speaker and their significant other. The interaction between their gazes ("tu mirada") is a focal point, symbolizing the deep connection and recognition between them.
The core message is the blessing and celebration of finding love. The repeated blessings ("bendita la luz de tu mirada") illustrate the transformative impact of this love on the speaker's life.
Themes
The song does not contain explicit themes. Instead, it is rich with themes of love, destiny, and divine blessing. The tone is decidedly positive, making it a joyful and celebratory song rather than a sad one.
Relationship to the YouTube Video
The official video for "Bendita Tu Luz" by Maná featuring Juan Luis Guerra depicts a romantic storyline set in picturesque locations. The video alternates between scenes of the band performing the song and a narrative involving a couple meeting and spending time together in a beautiful coastal setting. The visual elements, such as the beach and sunsets, enhance the song's themes of love and serendipity. The video captures the essence of gratitude and the blessing of finding a significant other, mirroring the song's lyrics.
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Most people find the song lyrics easy to understand lyrics,
lyrics sung slowly and it has
very easy to remember verbs and nouns
Most words used are in very common daily usage.RAE
Bendita Tu Luz has 116 BPM (beats per minute)
Bendita Tu Luz is suitable for DELE Level students in terms of language complexity.
References
RAE Based on a median word frequency of 582 using the frequency database from the Royal Spanish Academy (La Real Academia Española)
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